The appearance of Leptoceratops resembled that of other ceratopsians

las hembras de Protoceratops buscan un lugar adecuado para anidar y poner sus huevos

including fish

It also had a protuberance on the back of its head

in the Frasnian and Famenian

Brontornis burmeisteri Scale:1:35 The appearance of Leptoceratops resembledBrontornis (B. burmeisteri `Thunderbird) giant flightless herbivorous bird from South America that was the largest species of its group with a height of around 2. 80 meters and an estimated weight of 350 400 kg that lived in the Time of Lower Middle Miocene of the Neogene. A new phylogenetic study of the species Brontornis burmeisteri places it as a member of the Anseriformes group and not a terror bird, as had been proposed to date, so it would be